Abstract
The success boom in Meiji Japan launched out around Meiji 35( 1902). People's pride of a great nation power and rapid industrialization after the victory in the Sino -Japanese war gave rise to the boom. The Magazine Seiko which was modeled on an American Magazine, O.S. Marden's "Success" and was published by Dakro Murakami in Meiji35 had a great influence on the boom. This paper intends to analyze the changing opinion of the magazine in order to examine the success boom and its evolution in the early twentieth century.
